If you have decided to get married and are in search of the perfect location to hold the ceremony, Positano Town Hall may be the venue that you have been dreaming about. Located on the Amalfi coast in Italy, it has become a marriage destination that is loved and adored by couples of all ages and backgrounds.
Do not worry about not being a resident in the country, an Italian civil ceremony is legal around the world. It is required that all civil marriages in Italy take place in a property owned by the local government, hence why the town hall in Positano has become such a popular choice. The vows are conducted in Italian (with a translator on hand if need be) and only take around fifteen to twenty minutes to be read.
The building offers an elegant wedding hall, featuring traditional Vetri ceramic tiles, for those couples that choose an indoor ceremony, or there is the option of a beautiful outdoor terrace with incredible views looking out over the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a destination that would never be forgotten, no matter what month of year you choose to get married.
The area was immortalized by John Steinbeck more than fifty year ago. At that time, it was no more than a sleepy fishing village, and was described by Steinbeck in Harper’s Bazaar as being “a dream place that isn’t quite real”. The approach to the town still embodies this charm, the winding coastal road surrounded by terraces of lemon and orange groves is the perfect introduction to the serenity of the location.
By combining the wedding and honeymoon on the Amalfi coast, you can begin your married life in a way that most couples could only wish for. There are special package deals available for those visitors planning to get wed, which help to reduce the total expense considerably.
